Sentence examples for notion of conquest from inspiring English sources

In 1894 Lyautey was sent to Indochina, where, at Tonkin, he met Joseph Gallieni, whose notion of conquest as a means of civilization he adopted.

American culture's traditional notion of masculinity changed then too: the history of conquest and dominance became displaced.

Far from the notion of a supposed French culture of seduction and sexual conquest, academics say that much of the blame should fall on the plain sexism and inequality of French politics.

As a spiritual aristocrat, he has no truck with the complacent notions of progress and conquest of a Whiggish middle class.

As documented by various scholars, "fueled by notions of colonialism, slavery, conquest, stereotypes, hate, and the perception of threats, the history of race and ethnic relations in the United States has been vicious, vindictive, and bloody", shaping and re-shaping criminalization and penal practices for minorities.

Lindow further states that all three accounts share the notion of acquisition of tools for the conquest of wisdom; the practice of seiðr in two accounts and the head of Mímir in one.

The war was launched by a divided administration that had no settled notion of how to run Iraq after the conquest.

"They are symbols of conquest.

Roman Days: The Age of Conquest.

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"The futility of conquest in business mirrors the futility of conquest in war," he writes.